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Virgin Media Business warns 23% of SME say they will not grow in the next six months.

Paypal co-founder Peter Thiel holds the utopian belief that technology has the power to change the world.

Britain's intelligence service GCHQ is endorsing six universities to train the next generation of cyberspies and security experts.

A material that can switch from hard to soft, or vice versa, could lead to deformable surgical robots soon.

Beginning Monday, Italian authorities will begin massive, yet delicate operations to refloat the sunken cruiser.

A study seems to hint at possible damage to the brain in using nanoparticles to deliver drugs into the body.

Latest technology in smartphones could help doctors document sexual assault and rape in war zones.

A Facebook intern earns more than three times the average American in one year

Get the best of both worlds by using the right technology to enable flexible working

Philip Oldham says the typical workday will "totally change" in five year's time.

The Technology Strategy Board wants researchers to compete to make better robots that complete tasks

But the firm has admitted it needs to improve gender and ethnic diversity in its workforce.

The science organisation has called on the government to create new baccalaureate-style frameworks.

The European Commission has entered into a partnership with over 180 robotic technology companies and has invested enormously.

Retailers unveil agreement on merger that will create new Dixons Carphone firm.

But according to Human Rights Watch the country still faces some serious human rights issues.

Three small businesses won the chance to meet with Sir Richard Branson.

Sony will be offering wireless charging cover and charging plate for Xperia Z2.

Sony Xperia Z2 has built-in active noise cancellation technology.

Ford technology officer brands reports of shifting SYNC in-car technology to BlackBerry software as 'speculation'

East Kent is a 'better alternative' to cash-strapped London startups, claims top angel investor Dale Murray CBE.

Monahan, chief executive and chairman of consultancy CEB, says mass of information makes dictatorial bosses redundant.

Apple updates website ahead of major Apple TV refresh, bringing iPhone-controlled gaming and more.

Predicting future trends is key for companies on both sides of the Atlantic looking to re-build customer confidence.

This week Apple is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the original Macintosh computer, which helped revolutionise personal computing.

Sir James Dyson says finding more engineers will be hard because of the UK's shortfall.

London's first Satoshi Square gives bitcoin a level of human interaction it has so far lacked.

Secretive Google X department creates smart contact lens for monitoring diabetes suffers' glucose levels.

A quarter of British children under 8 own a tablet, as parents worry about device addiction.

The biggest and most intriguing videogames of 2014, from big budget shooters to indie darlings